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You can’t get closer to nature’s awe-inspiring backdrop as you take in the magnificent landscape of the peaceful valley views here at Garwnant Brecon Beacons.
Brecon Beacons Resort is part of our exclusive Daisy Door Cottage style Collection, enviably set in a picturesque location in the heart of the majestic Brecon Beacons National Park.
Enjoying an idyllic setting amidst protected woodland in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons National Park, this rural park sits on a non working farm and offers an excellent base for simply getting away from it all.
Trecco Bay Holiday Park is where adventure meets relaxation amidst the beauty of the coast.
Pant Wilkin Lodges & Equestrian Centre is a picturesque lodge holiday park nestled in the heart of Glamorgan, South Wales, where tranquillity meets adventure.
Nestling in the heart of the ‘Garden of Wales’, these real log lodges sit within the grounds of Pantglas Hall Estate and unite superb facilities with a perfect base for enjoying Camarthenshire’s many delights.
Garnffrwd Park offers a quiet and peaceful holiday in beautiful wooded countryside grounds, ideally located to explore Carmarthenshire’s beautiful beaches and castles, at the centre of which is a 5 acre spring fed lake for fly fishing* and walks.
Set in the heart of the breath taking Gower Peninsula, Llanrhidian Holiday Park offers a truly unforgettable escape where natural beauty meets relaxed coastal living.
Driving Distance: About 11 minutes (4.88 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 8 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Nestled in the Brecon Beacons National Park, the Brecon Beacons Resort offers a serene retreat with traditional stone cottages, cosy interiors and eco-friendly energy sources. Some cottages feature jacuzzi baths, four-poster beds and saunas, ensuring a luxurious stay amidst the Welsh countryside.
Who will love these lodges? Brecon Beacons Resort is a haven for couples seeking a romantic escape, families looking for a comfortable base to explore and groups of walkers eager to tackle the nearby trails. The resort’s commitment to sustainability will appeal to eco-conscious guests, while the sumptuous comforts cater to those who appreciate a touch of luxury in their accommodation.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Onsite, guests can enjoy facilities such as an indoor heated pool, a gym, games room and a coffee shop. For those looking to explore the local area, the National Showcaves Centre for Wales is adjacent to the cottages. Although there is no restaurant on site, the surrounding area offers a variety of dining options to suit all tastes.
What’s nearby? Major nearby attractions include the National Showcaves Centre for Wales (10% off entry for guests), the Gower Peninsula coastline and Cardiff’s historic and shopping delights. All are within easy reach, with the Gower Peninsula being approximately an hour’s drive away.
Accommodation options: The resort offers a range of accommodation options suitable for couples, families and groups. Options include the Red Dragon and Crow’s Nest 2 for up to 6 guests, Pen-Y-Bont Cottage for up to 8 guests and more intimate lodges like Craig-Y-Nos and Cribath for couples. Some accommodations are pet friendly and select options include a hot tub.
Driving Distance: About 11 minutes (5.70 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 4 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Heronstone Lodges are set amidst protected woodland at the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, offering a tranquil setting on a non-working farm. The lodges are well-equipped and some feature covered outdoor hot tubs, providing a cosy and secluded getaway.
Who will love these lodges? Nature enthusiasts, hill walkers and families will adore Heronstone Lodges. The peaceful woodland setting makes it an ideal spot for those looking to disconnect and enjoy the great outdoors. The children’s play area on site makes it family-friendly, while the hot tub lodges offer a romantic setting for couples.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? While the park itself is a quiet retreat, it’s conveniently located for village shops, pubs and takeaways. The children’s play area is a bonus for families with young kids. For dining, guests may need to venture into the nearby village or further afield.
What’s nearby? The park is a paradise for waterfall enthusiasts and is close to attractions like famous caves, steam railways and the city of Swansea, which is 15 miles away. The Brecon Beacons National Park offers endless opportunities for outdoor activities.
Accommodation options: Heronstone Lodges provide a variety of lodges, including the Kestrel and Pheasant Lodge for couples and the Red Kite and Hawk for up to 4 guests. Some lodges are pet friendly and come with the added luxury of an outdoor hot tub.
Driving Distance: About 33 minutes (19.49 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Garwnant Brecon Beacons is a new addition to the UK’s Dark Sky reserves, offering contemporary lodges set in tranquil woodlands. The lodges boast modern amenities, outdoor kitchens with barbecues and pizza ovens and hot tubs, making for an indulgent escape.
Who will love these lodges? Stargazers, outdoor adventurers and those seeking a luxurious retreat will find Garwnant Brecon Beacons irresistible. The lodges cater to those who appreciate style and comfort, with the added appeal of being pet friendly for up to four pets.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The park itself is a quiet sanctuary, but for those looking to stay active, the nearby Pen-Y-Fan and outdoor pursuits like climbing, water sports and caving are just a short drive away in Merthyr Tydfil.
What’s nearby? Cardiff, with its cultural attractions and shopping, is within reach for a day trip. The Brecon Beacons National Park offers a plethora of hiking and cycling routes for all levels of adventurers.
Accommodation options: Accommodation ranges from the luxurious White Willow Premium lodges for up to 4 guests to the spacious Golden Oak Valley View for 6. All lodges are pet friendly and come with hot tubs, providing a perfect mix of relaxation and luxury.
Driving Distance: About 1 hour and 2 minutes (34.35 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Pantglas Hall Lodges are set within the picturesque grounds of Pantglas Hall Estate, offering Scandinavian-style lodges that blend seamlessly with the ‘Garden of Wales’. The estate features a leisure complex, ornamental lake and romantic ruins, providing a unique historical setting.
Who will love these lodges? History buffs, families and couples looking for a mix of leisure and exploration will be drawn to Pantglas Hall Lodges. The estate’s facilities, including an indoor pool, sauna and gym, cater to those who enjoy on-site amenities.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Guests can take advantage of the indoor pool, sauna, gym and games room. The coffee shop offers Wi-Fi access and there’s a restaurant for dining on-site. The shared hot tub is a communal space for relaxation.
What’s nearby? Carmarthenshire is home to sandy beaches, traditional market towns, renowned gardens and castles. The area is rich in natural beauty, with opportunities for walks and waterfall visits.
Accommodation options: The lodges at Pantglas Hall range from the comfortable Powys lodge for up to 4 guests to the beautiful Dyfed lodge for up to 6. While the lodges are not pet friendly, they offer a cosy and authentic log cabin experience.
Welcome to Henrhyd Falls, a hidden gem nestled in the verdant landscapes of Powys, Wales. This enchanting town is not only home to the highest waterfall in South Wales but also offers a plethora of activities that cater to both families and couples looking for a serene hot tub break. From the rush of the falls to the tranquillity of the surrounding Brecon Beacons National Park, Henrhyd Falls is a destination that promises both adventure and relaxation.
Henrhyd Falls, known in Welsh as Sgwd Henrhyd, is a spectacular natural attraction that draws visitors from far and wide. The waterfall has a drop of 90 feet and is situated on the River Nant Llech. A short walk through the woods leads you to this majestic waterfall, where the cascade forms a veil over a natural rock amphitheatre. The area around Henrhyd Falls is ripe for exploration, with walking trails that offer both gentle strolls and more challenging hikes, ensuring that sightseers of all abilities can enjoy the natural beauty of Powys. Fancy the sea? The Gower Peninsula‘s beaches are about an hour south.
Henrhyd Falls: Begin your adventure with a visit to the falls themselves. The path to the waterfall is a scenic route that offers a moderate walk suitable for most visitors. The sight of the water plunging into the pool below is truly breathtaking and the adventurous can even walk behind the waterfall for a unique perspective. Estimated pricing: Free, but donations are welcome to help maintain the paths.
Brecon Beacons National Park: Just a stone’s throw from Henrhyd Falls, the Brecon Beacons National Park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. With activities ranging from hiking and cycling to stargazing in one of the UK’s few Dark Sky Reserves, there’s something for everyone. Estimated pricing: Free for access, though some activities may incur a fee. On the eastern side, Crickhowell is a lovely base for the Black Mountains.
Craig-y-Nos Country Park: This country park is perfect for a family day out, with its beautiful walking trails, picturesque picnic spots and the historic Craig-y-Nos Castle. The park also has a range of wildlife to spot as you explore its diverse habitats. Estimated pricing: Free entry, with a small charge for parking.
The National Showcaves Centre for Wales: Delve underground at this award-winning attraction, which features three exceptional caves to explore. It’s an educational and exciting experience that’s sure to captivate visitors of all ages. Estimated pricing: Adults £15.75, Children £12.00 (prices may vary, please check the official website for the latest information).
Pen y Fan: For those who enjoy a challenging hike, Pen y Fan, the highest peak in South Wales, offers rewarding views across the national park. The sense of achievement upon reaching the summit is matched only by the stunning panorama that greets you. Estimated pricing: Free, but come prepared for a strenuous walk.
| 1. Wear appropriate footwear for the walks, as paths can be slippery. |
| 2. Always check the weather forecast before heading out on hikes. |
| 3. The best time to visit the falls is after rainfall for a more dramatic view. |
| 4. Parking is limited near Henrhyd Falls, so arrive early during peak times. |
| 5. Some attractions may have seasonal opening times; check ahead of your visit. |
| 6. Respect the natural environment by sticking to paths and taking litter home. |
| 7. The walk behind Henrhyd Falls can be damp; waterproof clothing is advised. |
| 8. For a unique experience, consider a guided tour of the Brecon Beacons. |
| 9. Many local accommodations offer hot tub facilities for relaxation after a day of exploring. |
| 10. Support local businesses by visiting cafes and shops in the area. |
Q: Can I swim at Henrhyd Falls?
A: Swimming is not recommended due to the strong currents and cold water temperatures. It’s best to enjoy the view from a safe distance.
Q: Are there any facilities at Henrhyd Falls?
A: There are no facilities directly at the falls, but nearby towns offer restrooms, dining and shops. For a bigger choice of food, Abergavenny is about an hour east.
Q: Is Henrhyd Falls accessible for those with mobility issues?
A: The path to the falls is natural and uneven, which may be challenging for those with mobility issues. However, the initial viewpoint is more accessible.
Q: What should I bring for a day out at Henrhyd Falls?
A: Pack a picnic, water, a camera and wear layers as the weather can change quickly. Don’t forget your waterproofs!
Q: Are dogs allowed at Henrhyd Falls?
A: Yes, dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead to protect wildlife and other visitors.
For more information on Henrhyd Falls and the surrounding area, please visit the following official websites:
Henrhyd Falls and the surrounding Powys region offer an unforgettable experience for those seeking the beauty and tranquillity of the Welsh countryside. Whether you’re soaking in a hot tub under the stars or exploring the natural wonders of the area, this destination is sure to create lasting memories.
